Users will also be able to send an unlimited number of texts to Irish mobiles and regardless of what plan they’re on, and data will also be uncapped, allowing for unlimited video calls and streaming.

‘Now, more than ever, we recognise just how important it is for everyone to stay connected,’ Virgin Media head of commercial product Anne O’Flynn said.

‘With today’s announcement, we’re making sure there are no barriers for our customers to stay in touch with family and friends.

Virgin customers can stream and make video calls as much as they want. Pic: Chesnot/Getty Images

‘The removal of the data limits and fair usage policy for both our 5GB and unlimited plans means you don’t have to worry about using up all your data on video calls, streaming apps or web browsing while we all do our best to stay at home.’

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